Thanksgiving Plans

[Eggman]

For those who celebrate it, are you gonna celebrate with your family or the casual make a meal for yourself and relaaaaax. Personally I'm a mixture of both. Me and pops make the dinner and usually eat at the table, but for the 2nd course, I take my plate to my room and watch some football.

[Falacy]

We don't really celebrate it here in Europe. So idk when is Thanksgiving actually? 

[Kurizu]

2 hours ago, Eggman said:

For those who celebrate it, are you gonna celebrate with your family or the casual make a meal for yourself and relaaaaax. Personally I'm a mixture of both. Me and pops make the dinner and usually eat at the table, but for the 2nd course, I take my plate to my room and watch some football.

How would you rate the importance of Thanksgiving vs 4th of july/Xmas/NY etc? I know for US peeps it's a big deal since I work for an American company I get tossed into it  

[Eggman]

54 minutes ago, Falacy said:

We don't really celebrate it here in Europe. So idk when is Thanksgiving actually? 

November 28th!

 

35 minutes ago, Kurizu said:

How would you rate the importance of Thanksgiving vs 4th of july/Xmas/NY etc? I know for US peeps it's a big deal since I work for an American company I get tossed into it  

I'd say Christmas. On that day almost every store is either closed or close much early than normal.

[Tainted]

We always have the entire family over at my house. Like 25 people. Thanksgiving is the highest elo holiday for my family. Lots of fun 

[Kronos]

We don't really celebrate thanksgiving here (Europe), but I know for sure that Christmas is kind of a big deal in most countries. Or it used to be ? I am not entirely sure, it feels like the hype goes down every year but maybe it's just me getting older too. But cities light up, events, christmas markets, snow if you're lucky unless you're australian or something
It's kinda weird to see, that in our culture, christmas is associated with snow and stuff, meanwhile over there it's summer time

Do we even have any aussie mates in here that could tell us more about how they view those times in their country? 

 

 

 

Edited November 18, 2019 by Kronos

[Accurex]

In Canada it seems like there is a divide. Asians don't really give a shit whilst the Caucasians will get together.

It's also on a different day, Oct 12th.

[Travers]

its a normal day for me not even sure what thanksgiving is for from what i know on this side of the world its something about the native indians breaking break with the white man